Proposal Submission

    Please submit your proposal for the conference below.

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    Please submit to only one in-person hub closest to your geographical region.

    Hub Event Dates: September 20-21

    Hub Event Dates: September 20-22

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    Hub Event Dates: September 17-18

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    Hub Event Dates: September 20-22

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    Submit 300-Word Proposal (required)

    If you are organizing a panel, one person in your proposed panel should fill in the following fields, providing a brief rationale of no more than 300 words and listing the people who will be contributing papers. Each member should still submit individual proposals.

    Please note that panel proposals will be seriously considered, but panelists could be asked to present on different panels, depending on scheduling constraints

    Panel Proposal Title (required)

    Submit 300-Word Rationale (required)

    Please list the people who will be contributing papers (required)

    Roundtable Proposal Title (required)

    Submit 300-Word Proposal (required)

    Would you like to submit a proposal for the Periodical Poetry Roundtable?

    The Montréal hub invites alternative forms of critical sessions of 1.5 hours in duration that are designed to explore the diverse ways in which eventfulness may inform the practice of sharing knowledge at an academic conference, and that consider and engage in transforming scholarly dissemination as a critical act or an event of criticism.

    Proposal Title (required)

    Submit 300-Word Proposal (required)

    The "Reading Victorian Periodical Poetry" Roundtable will feature a series of brief papers that take up the question “how and why do we read Victorian periodical poetry now?” Topics for discussion might include serialization, poetry and/as news, reception history, the development of genres/forms, the recovery of marginalized voices, trends in scholarly methods, focused approaches to specific periodicals/magazines, digital approaches to Victorian print culture, and pedagogy. Speakers will be invited to give short papers (8-10 minutes in duration), allowing substantial time for conversation and Q&A among panelists and with the audience.

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    Submit 350-Word Proposal (required)

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